This will be my final post for It's What I'm Into for the month and the year, I've compiled some of my favourite work that I've photographed for this incredible hub of creative activity. View Article
This is a sneak peak of some of the images I photographed for Kaffein Online Magazine. The sixth issue of the Magazine will released soon, titled AMBITION. View Article
I recently did a quick lookbook shoot with the super talented Anmari Honiball for her Capusle Collection last week Friday for her self titled womenswear brand that she launched in January of this year (2013). View Article
Keepthrift is a cool local online store that stocks all sorts of vinatge finds and classics. From accessories to dresses to jackets to jerseys to pants to shirts to shoes to skirts to shorts to skirts and it's run by the nicest girls. View Article
I attended the Adidas Area 3 Street Party last week and got to see some of the "Before they were great" Exhibition pieces on show. I noticed a few trends and took some photos of the event. There were sets by Djs like Kenzhero and more, take a look at some of what went down. View Article
This is a new feature where once a month I'll feature a blog that I really enjoy or have collaborated with on a project in the past, present or perhaps in the future. First up, is blogger, photographer, artist, designer and model, Stacey van der Walt's brand new blog known as Section Sewn. View Article
While I was visiting Port Elizabeth in January I was out one night and saw a stylish lady that stood out in the crowd. While chatting I realised that not only does she have style, she is also a chef and owner of local restaurant Aztec Kitchen.
I (Anthony Bila) was recently invited to be part of a street style project with fellow bloggers/photographers Thithi Nteta, Paul Ward, Michelle Oberholzer and Liam Lynch for Jameson Whiskey. Our commission was simple, capture what you believe to be the essence of South African fashion and style culture. View Article
This is the first in a series of Portraits that will focus on the people in South Africa more so than the fashion. View Article
